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| This patient presents with bilateral bowlegs. You can see in this photo that the left leg has more of a Bowing at the knee joint. This produces a compression force on the inside of the knee and a stretching on the outside of the knee. If this patient presents with inside or medial knee pain, you must be concerned with medial compression syndrome. Orthotic devices which oversupinate the foot, can produce this effect even in a normal patient. Due to the stretching of the outside or lateral side of the knee, ilio–tibial band syndrome is quite common. |
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Do You See The Knee Alignment Problem On The Left Side???
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This blog is very good & informative.I have gain so much information from this blog.I like your blog.Thanks for the post.I am waiting for your new post.
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ReplyDeleteFoots are one of the main parts of people and any kinds of animal. But it will be Troublesome if one or both legs are Bow shape. It is also looking bad. You should take the proper Bow Legs Treatment.
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